hike out
Upper Intermediate (B2)neutral
To walk out of a wild or faraway area, or to lean out over the side of a sailing boat.
"After their vehicle broke down, the group had to hike out through twelve miles of forest."
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PowerfulJRE · 131:38
You can't hike out.
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But now we have to have a full night's sleep and hike out tomorrow.